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The new Satechi hub for the new MacBook Pro adds 2 USB-C ports, 2 standard USB-A ports, 4K HDMI output, Micro SD and SD card readers.
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Great review.. does anyone know what size SD and USB memory sticks the device will support/ read write speeds etc. i want to use this as additional audio storage for itunes for my DJing
I will now be buying the MacBook Pro instead of the fully loaded MacBook Air because of this!
My previous generation satechi USB-C hub interferes with wifi connection whenever I connect it with peripherals. Does it have the same problem or its just USB-C thing. Or should I use adapter from apple itself to not interrupt my connection?
Aren’t there multiples hubs exactly like this? What’s the difference? They look just the same to me.
Can this be used on the HP spectre?
works on 2017?
I will buy that adapter,
but first I will have to have a MacBook pro 2016/2017.
In other words, never 🙁
I’d rather buy the previous generation mac with all the ports than bother myself buying all these shitty hubs. Otherwise, a very nice review. Thank you.
+iDB Is good or not this hub after this month?
You mentioned if MacBook Pro is powered through the thunderbolt 3 port on this thing, you can’t power a display. But a thunderbolt 3 display should be able to power a Mac as the LG 5k display does. Isn’t it? So you should not worry about connecting a thunderbolt 3 display and powering the MacBook pro at the same time. On the other hand, if you are NOT using a thunderbolt or usb type c display, you probably gonna use HDMI anyway, so you don’t need to use another converter. The downside, in my opinion, is that the HDMI port only outputs 4k at 30fps, which is a old standard. Now all the new monitors have HDMI 2.0 that supports 4k @ 60fps and higher resolution, so I think they definitely should have included HDMI 2.0.
It’s exactly same thing as Hyperdrive from Hyper.
Does it overheat?
I honestly prefer Satechi’s other standard wire dongle, which has similar I/O, but doesn’t use both Thunderbolt 3 ports.